Eerie Okie

Eerie Okie is back! In the first new episode, Marnie interviews Jeff Richardson, Dylan Cole Black Skyler Taylor, and John Hornbeck of Dead End Film House: an Oklahoma City Indie Horror Film Production House. They talk short horror films, inspiration, favorite horror movies, and give some advice for aspiring filmmakers. Their films are available to view on YouTube if you search for Dead End Filmhouse. Or you can check out their website below. Y'all stay spooky. Check them out here: https://www.deadendfilmhouse.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/eerieokie/message

Marnie's mom is back for an episode of Halloween-themed "would you rather" questions! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/eerieokie/message

In this special subscriber-only episode, Marnie and her mom discuss the haunting of the Matchless Mine in Leadville, Colorado, as well as the story of Horace and Baby Doe Tabor and the Tabor Opera House. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/eerieokie/message

Marnie is joined by Guthrie Ghost Walk founder Stacey Frazier. Stacey tells some stories about Oklahoma's most haunted city and shares what drew her to investigating ghost stories. Check out the Guthrie Ghost Walk Facebook page here.

Marnie's mom, Larrissa Vinge, is back to discuss the history and haunting of the Constantine Theater in Pawhuska, Oklahoma. From it's glory days to its restoration, the Constantine has been full of ghost stories. 

Whitney Willis joins Marnie to talk about the haunting of the warden's house at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary. 

Author and haunted historian Jeff Provine is back again! This time the gang discusses the 101 Ranch and the romanticized Wild West. Jeff also shares some tales of hauntings at the 101 Ranch as well as where it got its name. 

Jeff Provine and Tammy Wilson join Marnie to discuss their new book, Haunted Garfield County, Oklahoma. They discuss what makes liminal spaces spooky, the history of Enid and the surrounding area, and relay some ghost stories about theaters, cemeteries, and storm drains. Purchase their new book here.

Johnetta joins Marnie for a discussion of the 1947 Woodward tornado and the disappearance of Joan Gay Croft. They discuss their own Oklahoma tornado experiences, as well as some theories about what might have happened in this unsolved mystery.

This week, Sumer Wensman joins Marnie for an adventure at Woolaroc. The girls discuss the founder of Woolaroc, Frank Phillips, and the attraction itself. They discuss having divorce attorney energy, a fox that escaped at the zoo, and cowboy cosplay.

Whitney Willis joins Marnie for an episode about the history and haunting of Cain's Ballroom. Whitney takes a quiz about what haunted location she should visit and Marnie shares a story about her dad calling the cops on the neighbors.  FREE NOW: The Haunting of Solomon House ON SALE NOW: The Holloway Hoax

This week Marnie interviews Shanna Stoker, a relative of the author Bram Stoker of Dracula fame. She is also the creator of the Ghoulish Garb. They discuss Dracula, what it's like to be the relative of someone so famous, and how horror has helped both of them cope with trials throughout their lives. Check out the new Eerie Okie merch here. And go over to Shanna's TikTok to find out more about her.

In the first of two special Halloween episodes, Marnie interviews long-time friend of the podcast, Jeff Provine. He shares some of the most memorable stories from his new book Secret Oklahoma City. Also, special announcement! There's a new merch store and there are some Eerie Okie exclusive designs! Visit here: Merch Store

Katie Trattner and Johnetta Rhodes join Marnie to discuss haint blue porch ceilings and shutters. The superstition originated in the South during slavery and can be found even in Oklahoma in the form of bottle trees. Marnie also makes an announcement about the future of the podcast.

Marnie’s mom, Larrissa Vinge, is back this week to discuss Outlander, European folklore, and the Hornet Spooklight located on the border of Oklahoma and Missouri. Together, Marnie and her mom dive into stories of jack-o’-lanters, will-o’-the-wisps, hidden treasure, and malevolent fairies.

Johnetta helps Marnie out by reading some questions from listeners. They debate the merits of werewolves and vampires and try to predict which would win in a fight, discuss their favorite out of state hauntings, in state hauntings, and reckon with some spiritual inquiries. They also get some good ideas from listeners about potential episode topics. Thank you to all of you who responded!

Katie Trattner joins Marnie to discuss superstitions surrounding black cats, the Wild West days of the internet, and Marnie's recent obsession with how smartphones are melting our brains.

Jeff is back to talk more about his new book, HAUNTED OKLAHOMA, which is out now! He shares more cool stories he uncovered during the two years he spent researching the book. Enjoy another episode of spooky tales from around the state!

Jeff is back to talk about his new book, HAUNTED OKLAHOMA, which is out now! He shares some of the coolest stories he uncovered during the two years he spent researching the book. Enjoy some good old-fashioned ghost stories!

What's scarier than the years you spend in high school? Spending those years in a haunted high school. Marnie and her mom discuss the hauntings reported at the old Moore High School building, using source material from Jeff Provine and Tanya McCoy's book Haunted Oklahoma City.